April 27, 2022 | 1:05 PM
On back-to-back nights, Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate candidates show their differences on voting rights and democracy
Between parties and candidates, the state’s Senate hopefuls vary widely on the issue.
Real estate developer Jeff Bartos slammed rival Sean Parnell for allegations related to his contentious divorce and child custody dispute.
Bartos, a Republican, ran unsuccessfully for lieutenant governor in 2018, hitching his wagon to former State Sen. Scott Wagner, a York County waste management millionaire who pitched himself as a Donald Trump-like figure. The Wagner-Bartos ticket lost badly to incumbent Democrat Tom Wolf.